Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 94' Civic
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Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic
Hi all..
I got some new brighter bulbs for my civic, I thought installation would be as easy as it was for the cornering lights but it's far from it.
I messed around with the lights for a while but it got dark outside and due to a lack of sufficent light I reversed the process to the point I started at.
After searching the forum and then the net I found out I need to remove the front bumber in order to replace the bulbs in the headlights???!? WTF
OMG I searched my wannabe e-copy of th Civic Service Manual and couldn't find anything about the headlights, let alone replacing them.
Where can I find how to replace my headlight bulbs in the offical Civic Service Manual? or some type of online tutorial w/ pictures... The closest I came to an online walkthrough was this: http://www.teamgroundzero.net/...id=61 - But their downfall was the size of their pictures
Modified by Paprika at 7:37 PM 8/12/2004
I got some new brighter bulbs for my civic, I thought installation would be as easy as it was for the cornering lights but it's far from it.
I messed around with the lights for a while but it got dark outside and due to a lack of sufficent light I reversed the process to the point I started at.
After searching the forum and then the net I found out I need to remove the front bumber in order to replace the bulbs in the headlights???!? WTF
OMG I searched my wannabe e-copy of th Civic Service Manual and couldn't find anything about the headlights, let alone replacing them.
Where can I find how to replace my headlight bulbs in the offical Civic Service Manual? or some type of online tutorial w/ pictures... The closest I came to an online walkthrough was this: http://www.teamgroundzero.net/...id=61 - But their downfall was the size of their pictures
Modified by Paprika at 7:37 PM 8/12/2004
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Re: Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic (Paprika)
replacing lightbulbs in headlights? that is one of the easiest thing you can do to your car. replacing lightbulbs is different than replacing headlights. simply squeeze the plug clip and pull it out of the headlights and replace the bulbs.
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Re: Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic (handa)
Don't touch the glass in the process, the oil from your hands will cause the bulb to burn too hot and burn out the filament very quickly
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Re: Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic (handa)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by handa »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">replacing lightbulbs in headlights? that is one of the easiest thing you can do to your car. replacing lightbulbs is different than replacing headlights. simply squeeze the plug clip and pull it out of the headlights and replace the bulbs. </TD></TR></TABLE>
We're talking about the plug clip on the back of the headlight?
We're talking about the plug clip on the back of the headlight?
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Re: Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic (Paprika)
Yes, the plug that hooks to the bulb just comes off with a squeeze and pull. Then the bulb just sits in the housing with the assistance of the little clip inside. Just look in there, it's pretty self explanatory
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Re: Replacing Headlight Bulbs on a 92' Civic (hatchling37)
Yay! I got it. Thank you so much, i thought I had to remove the entire thing.
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